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Are google searches dying due to AI?United Airlines unveils super premium seatingHacking the cost of saying 'I do'Is gambling a public health crisis?Fire dangers of Lithium Ion BatteriesSecondhand surge: the rise in thrift shopping

With the rise of costs across the board, secondhand shopping is on the verge of a breakthrough. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest trends reported by the Wall Street Journal. The hosts share items refuse to buy second hand... and the items that are no brainers to thrift. Listeners call in with their opinions.

Two fires broke out this week, investigations are ongoing, but both are suspected to be caused by lithium-ion batteries. Dave and Debbie walk through what is known about the fires in Daybreak and Kearns, Unified Fire Authority, Captain Jenn Bevan, joins the show to discuss fire dangers that can come with Lithium Ion Batteries and what homeowners should be aware of.

What was once confined to Vegas is now branching out into our daily lives and is becoming a problem. We invite Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, to discuss his article on gambling and how the U.S got into this public health crisis.

It is wedding season! The average cost of a wedding was thirty-three thousand last year, and that’s two thousand less than the year before. KSL NewsRadio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston, shares how her family simplified wedding costs and what she's learned as a wedding videographer about what really matters at weddings. Dave and Debbie take listener calls on their wedding pricing hacks.

United Airlines is introducing a new international seating configuration called United Polaris Studio. Each new 787-9 plane will have eight suites with bigger seats than current ones among other new luxury amenities. Will this return fliers to the friendly skies? Dave and Debbie discuss.

Google shares are plummeting after an Apple executive said that for the first time in twenty-two years, google searches are declining. Is AI to blame for this shift in internet traffic? ABC Technology Reporter, Mike Dobuski shares analysis.

The framework for the tax bill that calls for no tax on tips, no tax on overtime has been unveiled. It's all a part of President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" ... what does that mean for the federal deficit? Billy Hesterman, President of The Utah Taxpayers Association goes over these new proposals in the bill and what Utahns should watch out for. NewsNation's Washington Correspondent Joe Khalil, highlights important details in this bill.

How US trade deals could impact Utah ranchers New "junk fees" rule goes into effectHow much do you actually need to retire in Utah?Utah ranks #1 in teaching financial literacy in high schoolSouth Jordan teen missing for nearly 3 weeksPresident Trump to accept jumbo jet from Qatar, is it legal?

The Trump administration is preparing to accept a super luxury Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from the royal family of Qatar. It is expected to be available to be used as Air Force One until shortly before Trump leaves office. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins Dave and Debbie to explain the legal ramifications of accepting this gift, and whether or not the president is allowed to accept this gift.

The search for a missing South Jordan teen has now moved into southeastern Texas. Alisa Petrov has been missing for almost three weeks. KSL 5 TV reporter, Garna Mejia, joins Dave and Debbie to explain what police have found so far in Texas and what's next in the search for Petrov.

Utah ranks #1 in teaching financial literacy in high school but is what's being taught effective? Do they do things differently here compared to other states? Tyler Poll, Davis Catalyst Director and former high school financial literacy teacher, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss some of the things he saw in the classroom and how teenagers can learn about what to do with their money.

How much money do you need to squirrel away to retire comfortably in Utah ... it's quite a chunk, but not as much as I would have thought. With more people expected to turn 65 by 2027 than any time in history, what is the number you need in your bank account to retire? And is 65 still the right age for retirement? Shane Stewart, Certified Financial Planner with DMBCA, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how much money you need to realistically retire, and explains some of the upcoming problems potential retirees might be seeing.

As of today, when you buy a ticket or book a hotel room you should notice a change when you make the purchase online ... Dave and Debbie discuss what to look out for as a new rule surrounding junk fees goes into effect.

Utah House Speaker Mike Shultz was in DC last week to meet with the AG secretary before the announcement of the US-UK tariff deal struck. Speaker Mike Shultz joins the show to discuss how the deal could help the pocketbooks of Utah ranchers.

The U.S. and China have come to an agreement on the tariffs placed on each other. The U.S. lowered its rate from 145% down to 30% and China lowered its rate from 125% to 10%. Even with the lowering of the new tariffs, prices for businesses are still going up slightly. Local business owner, Mark Drennen, President of AceCamp, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how this change in the tariffs is going to impact local businesses. Ashleigh Fields, Breaking News Reporter with The Hill brings the latest details. Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank joins the show to discuss the move and how the stock market is responding.

President Trump wants to tax the rich?Elizabeth Smart reacts to recent arrest and release of kidnapper Wanda BarzeeWhen roundabouts wear out their welcomeMother's Day for the mom who doesn't want anythingKSL Movie Show's big movie of the week: Juliet & Romeo

Dave and Debbie learn about the big move of the week: Juliet & Romeo from KSL Movie Show Hosts, Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles. The Hosts also discuss movies with the most surprising twist endings.

Mother's Day is this Sunday, but what do you do for the mom who says she doesn't want anything? Debbie walks through her suggestion.

A well-known Eagle Mountain roundabout is being demolished to make way for more stoplights in the area and have traffic flow a little easier. Dave and Debbie discuss roundabouts and if they actually help traffic everywhere else and maybe it's just good ol' Utah resistance here. Listeners chime in with their opinion on round abouts.